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The first being Sims 4 Studio Mac and the second being Sims 4 Studio Windows. Scratch live and high sierra. Both these versions come with the same varieties of the batch –fixers. This means you can easily fix the content as required regardless of the system you are using. I'm currently attempting to install Sims 4 on my Mac (High Sierra) and got far enough in the tutorial I was following to discover that the game won't install because it's 64 bit (as is my computer) and Wineskin is 32 bit. I know Wine/Wineskin can run 64 bit, but for the life of me, I cannot figure this out. Mar 06, 2017  Video learning. This video will show you how to install Wine on Mac OS. This software allow us to run file exe on Mac OS. Please like and subscribe my video.

The Sims 2: Super Collection 1.2.2 – The ground breaking classic returns to the Mac In The Sims™ 2: Super Collection, take your Sim from cradle to grave through life’s greatest moments. Create your own houses, neighborhoods, Sims, and even family dynasties—then watch it all come to life! Dec 15, 2015 Step 5: Move your 'The Sims 4' out of 'Documents' (inside of 'Electronic Arts')and try to open your wrapper again Step 6: Turn your wifi off before you open your wrapper Step 7: Delete your. But before I install it, I wanted to know if there'll be any risk in having and running both the copies of the game on the same PC. Are there any precautions I should take? Also, is there a way to change the location of user profile/save games folder from DocumentsRockstar GamesGTA V to somewhere else in the pirated copy?

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Sims 4 Mac Download

• Not possible, because it is a different operating system.
  Only Windows and OS X are supported.
  You need to return the computer and get one that has either Windows or OS X.

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• > @Colton147147 said:
  > Not possible, because it is a different operating system.
  >
  > Only Windows and OS X are supported.
  >
  > You need to return the computer and get one that has either Windows or OS X.
  Oh no! Are you sure because people were talking about something called 'Wine' as a way of installing the right software, but I'm not entirely sure what it is!
• Your Justine Keaton Enthusiast.
• > @Colton147147 said:
  > Wine and Parallels is a OS X thing.
  And do you know if there's anyway that I will be able to install that?
• Not possible.
  The only way that is most likely is purchasing a Windows license and installing Windows from there.

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• > @Colton147147 said:
  > Not possible.
  >
  > The only way that is most likely is purchasing a Windows license and installing Windows from there.
  Ok :( well thank you for your help!
• I will notify some other experts.. @chesterbigbird@phoebebebe13

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• edited August 2015

  I will notify some other experts.. @chesterbigbird@phoebebebe13

  
  I know nothing about this. Read this thread but it is from April
  sorry I posted wrong link see this
  

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• So I recently bought a new laptop for me and my sisters to play Sims 4 on. I had done loads of research on which laptops were the best (and most reasonably priced) for playing the Sims. I was so focused on getting the right processor and graphics card that I didn't even think about checking the laptop had Windows (crazy I know!) I didn't actually realise what Ubuntu was until I booted up the PC for the first time. So now I'm a bit stuck with this brand new laptop. I've done a bit of research and I know that there is a way of installing patches and different software in order to get Sims 4 working, but unfortunately none of the sites tell you how to do this in detail! PLEASE HELP!!

  
  see video above and he has ubantu. Might want to ask that youtube user for help he posts some links under description
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• Wine is a Linux thing and wine doesn't do much or work very well. Not compatible with most games & doesn't work very well.
  They wrap games in cider for Mac and that doesn't work very well but you can use it with most games. It's glitchy.
  Mac has its own perfect native version of sims 4 different from the native version windows got. Either version is as glitchy as the other because of bugs. It's not just a port or 'lets wrap the PC version in cider'. PC or Mac are both amazing OS choices, altho it depends what you're used to and what your needs are.
  Take it bac and get one with windows. Or you could get one with OS x (a Mac).
  The reason one with Ubuntu is cheaper is because a) nobody wants it and b) Ubuntu is a free OS I believe (like Linux, I think Ubuntu is free). You could buy a copy of windows (7/8/8.1/10 all do the job) and install tht on it. You will never be able to game on Ubuntu, Linux or similar free (at least I think they're free) or cheap operating systems.

  
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• edited August 2015

  I will notify some other experts.. @chesterbigbird@phoebebebe13

  
  I know nothing about this. Read this thread but it is from April
  sorry I posted wrong link see this
  

  
  How did they get it to run on Linux? I honestly didn't believe that was possible..
  I researched it becuz you proved its probably possible and I found this link tht might be helpful: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2243117
  Eta: The description of tht video (in your post) on YouTube explains they used crossover 14.0 and it appeared to run for them on Linux.

  
  My blog: ning's backlog
  Don't forget the forum rules are on the forum- go find 'em!
• edited August 2015

  @Miagrace
  Your welcome
  @emmaning if you click on the video twice it will take you directly to youtube. Underneath that video the guy claims he has ubantu. Post back to him and ask. He is not using wine . This is the description under his video
  Published on Apr 9, 2015
  Running the Sims 4 on Linux is super easy! I used Crossover 14.0.3 and used the Sims 3 'bottle' as a template, installed the Sims 4 straight from Origin, and it worked right out of the box.
  Recording the video did add a fair amount of overhead to the gpu and dropped the overall frame rate by about 10 fps. I set the video resolution to 720p and the game ran very smooth. The Sims 4 is *very* playable on Linux.
  Keep in mind that I used Crossover 14 to run the Sims 4, NOT Wine or Play On Linux. I have no idea if the Sims 4 will run with plain ol' Wine or Play On Linux.
  Update - You can try and run the Sims 4 using Wine but you'll have to follow some pretty involved steps. Sims 4 does NOT currently work 'out of the box' with Wine or Play On Linux - https://forum.winehq.org/viewtopic.ph..
  Crossover 14 For Linux - https://www.codeweavers.com/products/..

• @Miagrace
  Your welcome
  @emmaning if you click on the video twice it will take you directly to youtube. Underneath that video the guy claims he has ubantu. Post back to him and ask. He is not using wine . This is the description under his video
  Published on Apr 9, 2015
  Running the Sims 4 on Linux is super easy! I used Crossover 14.0.3 and used the Sims 3 'bottle' as a template, installed the Sims 4 straight from Origin, and it worked right out of the box.
  Recording the video did add a fair amount of overhead to the gpu and dropped the overall frame rate by about 10 fps. I set the video resolution to 720p and the game ran very smooth. The Sims 4 is *very* playable on Linux.
  Keep in mind that I used Crossover 14 to run the Sims 4, NOT Wine or Play On Linux. I have no idea if the Sims 4 will run with plain ol' Wine or Play On Linux.
  Update - You can try and run the Sims 4 using Wine but you'll have to follow some pretty involved steps. Sims 4 does NOT currently work 'out of the box' with Wine or Play On Linux - https://forum.winehq.org/viewtopic.ph..
  Crossover 14 For Linux - https://www.codeweavers.com/products/..

  
  *watches video to understand better* yeh I saw the description after I posted on this thread.. Then I made another post.
  Idk why but I prefer to read descriptions of videos than watch them.. I thought you couldn't game on ubuntu/Linux but I guess I was wrong.. Ty for telling me about a way you can play on Linux/Ubuntu. I don't know much about Linux but I don't really like it much.. I would be going off topic if I said why I don't use Linux, I'll say it looks like a version of windows xp that has been serverly cut down. (I could play some games on windows xp if I wanted at least.. I'd have tons of old games & sims 4. Barely any new games work on it but I know sims 4 does)

  
  My blog: ning's backlog
  Don't forget the forum rules are on the forum- go find 'em!

• @Miagrace
  Your welcome
  @emmaning if you click on the video twice it will take you directly to youtube. Underneath that video the guy claims he has ubantu. Post back to him and ask. He is not using wine . This is the description under his video
  Published on Apr 9, 2015
  Running the Sims 4 on Linux is super easy! I used Crossover 14.0.3 and used the Sims 3 'bottle' as a template, installed the Sims 4 straight from Origin, and it worked right out of the box.
  Recording the video did add a fair amount of overhead to the gpu and dropped the overall frame rate by about 10 fps. I set the video resolution to 720p and the game ran very smooth. The Sims 4 is *very* playable on Linux.
  Keep in mind that I used Crossover 14 to run the Sims 4, NOT Wine or Play On Linux. I have no idea if the Sims 4 will run with plain ol' Wine or Play On Linux.
  Update - You can try and run the Sims 4 using Wine but you'll have to follow some pretty involved steps. Sims 4 does NOT currently work 'out of the box' with Wine or Play On Linux - https://forum.winehq.org/viewtopic.ph..
  Crossover 14 For Linux - https://www.codeweavers.com/products/..

  
  *watches video to understand better* yeh I saw the description after I posted on this thread.. Then I made another post.
  Idk why but I prefer to read descriptions of videos than watch them.. I thought you couldn't game on ubuntu/Linux but I guess I was wrong.. Ty for telling me about a way you can play on Linux/Ubuntu. I don't know much about Linux but I don't really like it much.. I would be going off topic if I said why I don't use Linux, I'll say it looks like a version of windows xp that has been serverly cut down. (I could play some games on windows xp if I wanted at least.. I'd have tons of old games & sims 4. Barely any new games work on it but I know sims 4 does)

  
  Your welcome. I dont know anything about ubuntu/linux so I googled to see if anyone had an answer.
• Try going to computer shop and upgrading your laptop to any Windows 7 and up? I think they can do that

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• Is there anyway you can return the laptop?
  Or maybe you can bring the laptop to a computer shop and see if they can change the Operating System to Windows?

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• I really don't understand what everyone's issue is: Sims 4 runs just fine on Ubuntu.
  Just make sure you have the latest graphics drivers from your vendor (Just like with windows).
  Then install Wine simply by typing this into the command window:
  sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 (This enables 32bit support in wine.) Then type:
  sudo add-apt-repository ppa:wine/wine-builds (This adds the repository for wine so it updates automatically unlike windows where you have to download a new version of an application manually from the website every-time)
  Then update the overall repository to include wine: sudo apt-get update (Almost done)
  Then lastly type to install: sudo apt-get install --install-recommends winehq-devel (All done)
  That's it one done you can even go into your settings and set wine to autorun any cds and/or exe files to start automatically and windows based applications and games will install as normally as they would on a Windows PC.
  Here is a link so you can see that Sims 4 runs just fine on Ubuntu with wine: appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=33219&sAllBugs

• I really don't understand what everyone's issue is: Sims 4 runs just fine on Ubuntu.
  Just make sure you have the latest graphics drivers from your vendor (Just like with windows).
  Then install Wine simply by typing this into the command window:
  sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 (This enables 32bit support in wine.) Then type:
  sudo add-apt-repository ppa:wine/wine-builds (This adds the repository for wine so it updates automatically unlike windows where you have to download a new version of an application manually from the website every-time)
  Then update the overall repository to include wine: sudo apt-get update (Almost done)
  Then lastly type to install: sudo apt-get install --install-recommends winehq-devel (All done)
  That's it one done you can even go into your settings and set wine to autorun any cds and/or exe files to start automatically and windows based applications and games will install as normally as they would on a Windows PC.
  Here is a link so you can see that Sims 4 runs just fine on Ubuntu with wine: appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=33219&sAllBugs

  
  Unless you want run illegal copies.. or only base game with only expansion packs (the ones than come physical)
  Database say Origin no work